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Cottage Shaped Butter Dish, English 1950sCharming large butter dish and lid in pottery, in the shape of a traditional English thatched cottage, Burlington Ware by John Shaw & Sons; vintage English 1950s. Condition: some surface wear Size: Wide: 18 cm Length: 23 cm Retro note a product style is usually unique to the period when it was made. However, some products, like this one, are inspired by an earlier style or even by several styles. So in that case they have a Retro or Traditional style.
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